Emotions
Human beings are emotional beings and emotions add colour and
spice to our life.
Emotions are the outward expressions of the feelings. They are
usually aroused by external stimuli and emotional expression is directed
towards the stimuli in the environment that arouses it.
Emotions are agitated states of our mind and body leading us to
perform some or other types of behavioural acts.
It is a subjective response that is usually accompanied by a
physiological change and is associated with a change in behavior.
Emotions are categorized as positive emotions and negative
emotions.
The Positive emotions are pleasant emotions like amusement, love,
curiosity, joy and happiness which are helpful and essential for the
development of an individual.
Negative emotions are the unpleasant emotions like fear, anger,
jealousy which are harmful to the well being and development of an individual.
At the same time, too much of everything is bad. Emotions with too
much intensity and frequency whether positive or negative bring harmful
effects.
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Congnitive:- Physiological and behavioural
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Cognitive component:- Includes the thoughts, values and
expectations that help in determining the intensity and type of emotions.
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Physiological component:- It is also known as a arousal. This is an
internal physical changes that occur in the bodies when one experiences an
emotion.
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Behavioural or Expressive component:-Action done as a result
of cognitive and physiology. Ex. Emotional expression is a form of
communication. A baby’s smile can create bonding.
There are bodily changes happening during positive as well as
negative emotions.
Internal bodily changes: It includes changes in
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Functioning of heart
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Blood circulation
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Functioning of digestive system
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Sugar level
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Red Blood cells
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Temperature
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Secretions of ducts and ductless glands
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Sweating and perspiration
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Tone of the muscles
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Functioning of the brain
External bodily changes: These are observed in
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Face as facial expressions
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Body postures
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Voice as vocal expressions
Emotional adjustment is the realization of one’s emotions and
feelings and controlling feelings when making relationship with others.
It is the capability of adjusting to his self and environment in
relation to the use and expression of his own emotions. An emotionally adjusted
person has an ability to express all types of emotions, positive or negative,
in an appropriate degree with reasonable control at the appropriate time.
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All emotions are easily recognized in him
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He/She expresses emotions in a socially desirable way
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He exercises control over his emotions
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He is not a day dreamer.
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He will not run away from realities
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He is guided more by his intellect than his emotions
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He never puts the responsibility of his own mistakes on others
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He possess adequate self concept and self respect
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He thinks for others
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He never engages in antisocial behavior
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He maintains social relationships
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He has emotional stability
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All emotions are
basically useful to our survival.
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Emotions are capable of
exercising a leading role in the health and happiness of the individual.
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An emotionally adjusted
person is found to possess a good health, free from illness or diseases.
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An emotionally
maladjusted individual is characterized with a poor health and ailing
personality.
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The person with positive
emotions enjoys good physical health
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Many of our chronic
physical conditions and illnesses are linked with emotional maladjustment.
Emotional maladjustments increases the individual’s susceptibility
to many physical and mental ailments.
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